Co-operative PPI Claims

Co-operative PPI Claims

If you took out a loan, mortgage, or credit card with the Co-operative Bank between the early 1980s until as recently as 2013 there’s every chance you’ll have been paying for PPI.

It does not matter if the credit agreement(s) are still running or have been settled.

We’ve made claiming easy, taking the stress out of you having to deal with the paperwork, the stress, and the tactics employed by the bank to try and wriggle out of paying.

Start your Co-operative PPI claim…

Option #1: Fill in the ‘Start Your Claim’ form on this page. We’ll send you out a form in the post for you to complete. Once we’ve received the form back in the freepost envelope we provide, we’ll make a start on your Co-operative PPI claim.

Option #2: Click the ‘Download Claim Pack’ button. Simply print out the form, complete it and send it back to us. Our address and email address can be found here.

Our experts are on hand to answer any questions you have via telephone, email or our live chat facility.

So….why wait, let’s get started!

About PPI & Our Service

PPI was sold on all forms of credit, such as mortgages, loans, car finance, hire purchase agreements, credit cards and store cards.

Not sure whether you’ve been sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)?

We have electronic systems set up with almost all banks and lenders, which means we can check all of your agreements, past and present.

Want to know how much you may be owed? Why not try our PPI calculator.

Co-operative PPI Claims & Brief History

A retail and commercial bank with their headquarters in Manchester, the Co-operative Bank was originally formed in 1872 as the loan and deposit department of the Co-operative Wholesale Society and it later became the CWS Bank.

The bank was the first new member of the Committee of London Clearing Banks in 40 years and with this came their ability to issue their own cheques.

In 1974 they began to offer customers who remained in credit, free banking and they were also the first clearing bank to offer an interest bearing cheque account in 1982.

The Co-operative has always portrayed itself to be a moral lender, refusing to trade with industries, markets and companies that it deems to be immoral.

Maybe it comes as a surprise then that the bank didn’t think twice about acting immorally itself when it came to mis-selling PPI to it’s own customers.

* Your Money Management Ltd trading as Your Money Claim operates on a “No Win No Fee” basis. This means that there are no upfront costs to pay. Our fee only becomes payable on the successful outcome of a claim. A cancellation fee is payable if you decide that having instructed Your Money Claim to act on your behalf, and after 14 days of signing your Letter of Authority, you do not wish to continue pursuing your claim with us. The cancellation fee is the reasonable costs incurred for the work undertaken. Please see our Terms of Engagement.

** The average successful customer award is prior to our fee of 24% inclusive of VAT and any income tax deductions.